IT & Software Services

Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.

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GambleID, LLC.
Houston, Texas, USA
GambleID, LLC. is a privately held B2B technology company headquartered in Houston, Texas, that delivers an all-in-one compliance, identity, geolocation, and payment platform purpose-built for the online gaming industry. Founded in 2011, the company originated within Tsevo, a Houston-based data-solutions firm serving the Oil & Gas and government sectors, before emerging as an independent entity. GambleID’s platform integrates KYC/AML screening, AI-driven identity verification, geolocation validation, payment processing, and a proprietary rules engine that dynamically enforces state-by-state regulatory requirements. Over 250 brands trust the platform, which has verified more than 33 million customers and boasts 99.999% uptime since deployment. The company also offers a comprehensive consulting service covering banking, payments, licensing, and legal opinion to help operators launch quickly. GambleID has incubated and launched more than 50 gaming companies, including notable successes such as PointsBet, acquired by Fanatics for $225 million in 2023. Led by founder and CEO JD Garner, the firm employs between 11 and 50 people and continues to expand into new areas such as athlete integrity monitoring through its ARM product.
GamblingDomains.io
GamblingDomains.io is a specialised online marketplace that buys, sells, and leases premium domain names exclusively for the iGaming and gambling industry. Operating alongside its sister site GamblingDomains.com, the platform offers a curated inventory of over 3,500 descriptive and generic domain names covering casino, poker, sports betting, bingo, lottery, and horse racing. The company positions itself as a leading reseller in this niche, providing competitive pricing, flexible acquisition options such as outright purchase, lease-to-own, and long-term leases, as well as an escrow service for secure transactions. Although the exact founding date of the .io brand is not publicly confirmed, the associated GamblingDomains.com domain has been active since at least 1999, indicating a long history in the secondary domain market. The business appears to be small-scale, with a limited public footprint and no disclosed headcount, funding rounds, or corporate hierarchy. Its customer base typically includes iGaming startups, established operators, and investors seeking brandable web addresses for entry into regulated and emerging markets.
Galaxy4games
Tallinn, Estonia
Galaxy4Games is a boutique full-cycle game development studio headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2020 by Anton Paramonov, a game industry veteran with nearly two decades of experience. The company positions itself as a ‘boutique-agency’ offering end-to-end services from concept design and engineering to art production, QA, LiveOps, and post-launch support. It also develops its own intellectual property, including the match-3 combat title Blacksmith, and provides white-label solutions for publishers and indie developers. Galaxy4Games differentiates itself through a modular development system of pre-built frameworks for core mechanics and LiveOps, which can accelerate time-to-market by up to three times and reduce costs by up to 30%. The studio serves a global client base and employs approximately 40+ professionals. With additional capabilities in web3/NFT game development and in-house publishing, Galaxy4Games combines service-oriented flexibility with product-driven innovation.
Forestals
Central Business District, Malta
Founded in 1940, Forestals is one of Malta’s oldest and most recognised commercial groups. Constituted in 1940 and later incorporated as a limited liability company (registration number C239), the business has grown through three generations to become a household name and market leader across multiple sectors. Its consumer arm is the island’s dominant supplier of domestic appliances, video and hi‑fi equipment, IT hardware, and gaming products, representing global brands such as Miele, LG, Smeg, Sony, HP, TCL, and Sonos. In the computer entertainment space, Forestals serves as the official Maltese partner for Sony PlayStation, solidifying its position as the country’s leading entertainment vendor. Beyond retail, the group runs a substantial B2B operation that provides IT hardware and services (as a Gold HP partner), commercial flooring and cleaning solutions, and professional laundry machinery to hotels, government entities, and superyacht clients. A new head‑office complex, completed in July 2019, spans over 3,000 square metres and houses technical service, after‑sales, and ISO‑certified document archiving facilities. The retail outlet, located at the TG Complex in Mriehel, offers 1,100 square metres of prime showroom space. With deep roots in the Maltese economy and a diversified portfolio spanning consumer, IT, and commercial projects, Forestals continues to be a key player in the local market.
Flytonic
1047 Southern Artery, Quincy, Massachusetts 02169
Flytonic is a specialized technology provider serving the iGaming and gambling affiliate market. Founded around 2016, the company develops premium WordPress themes, plugins, and turnkey website solutions tailored for casino, sports betting, poker, and forex affiliate operators. Its core offerings include SEO-optimized templates, a one-click import casino database plugin, and white-label website development services that enable affiliates to quickly launch and monetize their own brands. The company operates as a small, agile team with a global client base, providing managed hosting and maintenance through its Flytonic Tenereteam service. Despite a low public profile and undisclosed headquarters, Flytonic has established a recognized presence among affiliate communities, with its products used by hundreds of affiliates worldwide. The company is bootstrapped and focuses on a B2B subscription and lifetime license model, also acting as an advertising platform for gambling operators.
First Cagayan Leisure and Resort Corporation
26th Floor West Tower, Philippine Stock Exchange Center, Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
First Cagayan Leisure and Resort Corporation (FCLRC) is the exclusive private-sector partner of the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA), responsible for developing and regulating gaming operations within the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport in the Philippines. Established as a subsidiary of Leisure and Resorts World Corporation (LRWC), a publicly listed company on the Philippine Stock Exchange, FCLRC provides the legal, regulatory, and infrastructural framework for interactive gaming, casinos, and tourism facilities. The company does not operate games directly but licenses operators, performs probity checks, and supplies software and infrastructure. Its jurisdiction covers Santa Ana and neighboring islands, as well as Aparri in northeastern Luzon. The integrated resort includes non-gaming amenities such as beaches, a golf course, and family recreation, positioning it as a hub for tourism and investment in the Asia-Pacific region. First Cagayan was instrumental in making the Philippines the first regulated jurisdiction for online gaming in Asia, attracting over 40 licensed operators.
FansUnite Entertainment Inc.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
FansUnite Entertainment Inc. is a Canadian sports and entertainment company that develops and operates technology platforms for regulated online sports betting, iGaming, and esports wagering. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, the company went public on the Canadian Securities Exchange in 2020 under the ticker FANS and later traded on the OTCQX as FUNFF. Its core offering is the Chameleon iGaming Platform, a white-label, vertically integrated suite enabling operators to launch sportsbooks, casinos, and esports wagering sites quickly. FansUnite also runs its own business-to-consumer brands, including Mcbookie (UK sportsbook and casino) and VamosGG (Brazil esports and casino), along with an affiliate marketing division, American Affiliate. The company has undergone significant executive turnover, with its CEO and COO departing in March 2025, leaving CFO Graeme Moore as interim CEO. After a challenging period, FansUnite completed a CAD$2.0 million private placement in December 2025 and was delisted from the TSX, now trading only on OTCQX and Frankfurt. The company continues to support its remaining platform customers and B2C properties while exploring strategic alternatives.
FAA Global Enterprise
100% Remote, Kennesaw, Georgia 30144
FAA Global Enterprise is a B2B service provider specializing in outsourced contact center and customer support solutions for the iGaming and gambling industry. The company offers both general customer support and technical support to online casino operators, sportsbooks, and other gaming platforms. Its value proposition centers on speed of response, regulatory approval (implying compliance with licensing requirements from jurisdictions like the UK Gambling Commission or Malta Gaming Authority), and cost efficiency – essential factors for operators needing 24/7 player support without high overhead. Despite its presence on a third-party vendor directory, detailed public information about the firm’s structure, history, and scale is extremely limited. FAA Global Enterprise does not maintain a public-facing website, disclose its leadership, or publish financial data, suggesting it operates as a discreet, likely small-to-mid-sized outsourcing partner within the iGaming supply chain. This lack of transparency makes due diligence challenging for potential partners, yet the company’s inclusion in a casino-industry vendor directory indicates it caters to operators seeking compliant, multilingual support. Competitors in the same niche typically publish team sizes and case studies, whereas FAA Global Enterprise remains opaque, with no press coverage or social media presence from 2025–2026. The company’s longevity, client base, and revenue cannot be assessed from available sources.
FACT group
Limal, Belgium
Fact Group is a security services company headquartered in Limal, Belgium, offering static guarding, close protection, and security training. According to a 2026 PitchBook profile, the firm operates as a provider of physical security solutions, serving clients that require both manned security and preparedness training. While the company's specific verticals are not detailed, its services align with commercial, industrial, and potentially high-risk environments such as casinos or event venues. The headquarters location in Limal places it within the Brussels-Capital Region's security ecosystem. Fact Group appears to be a smaller, privately-held operation with limited public digital footprint, and no explicit iGaming focus was confirmed. Further details such as founding year, employee count, or leadership remain unreported in available sources.
Expleo Group SAS
3 avenue des Prés, Montigny‑le‑Bretonneux, Saint‑Quentin‑en‑Yvelines, Île‑de‑France 78180, France
Expleo Group SAS is a global engineering, technology and consulting service provider that partners with leading organisations to guide them through their business transformation. The company helps clients achieve operational excellence and future-proof their businesses by delivering end‑to‑end integrated solutions spanning engineering, quality services and management consulting. Expleo benefits from more than 50 years of experience developing complex products, optimising manufacturing processes, and ensuring the quality of information systems. The group leverages deep sector knowledge and wide‑ranging expertise in fields including AI engineering, digitalisation, hyper‑automation, cybersecurity and data science. Its mission is to fast‑track innovation through each step of the value chain. As a responsible and diverse organisation, Expleo is committed to doing business with integrity and working towards a more sustainable and secure society. The company boasts an extensive global footprint powered by approximately 18,000 highly skilled experts delivering value in 29 countries and generating more than €1.4 billion in revenue. Headquartered in Saint‑Quentin‑en‑Yvelines, France, Expleo is a privately held simplified joint‑stock company (SAS) under French law. The group’s heritage traces back to the founding of Assystem Technologies in 1982, which later rebranded as Expleo to consolidate its engineering, technology and consulting capabilities.
Exelanz
Guilderland, New York, United States
Exelanz is a managed IT services company delivering integrated hardware, software, and support exclusively via the cloud. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Guilderland, New York, the company serves a diverse client base that includes a major New York casino and resort, US government agencies, top Chinese ISVs, and Silicon Valley SaaS startups. As a certified AWS Reseller and Government Partner, Exelanz provides end-to-end cloud infrastructure management—from setup and migration to performance optimization and 24/7 security monitoring—alongside cross-platform web and mobile application development and a unified content management system. The company’s fixed-price, bundled approach aims to reduce total cost of ownership by over 30% compared to sourcing components separately. With a global presence that includes offices in the UK, China, and India, Exelanz emphasizes “fanatic support” (24/7/365 with sub-one-minute initial response for critical issues) and a personal helpdesk dashboard, making it particularly attractive to regulated industries such as iGaming where uptime and compliance are paramount.
Epic Communications Limited
Level 6, Skyparks Business Centre, Malta International Airport, Luqa LQA 4000, Malta
Epic Communications Limited, trading as Epic, is Malta's longest-established mobile network operator and a full-service converged telecommunications provider. Founded in 1989 and launching commercial services in 1990 as the country's first mobile network, the company has expanded over three decades to offer mobile voice, SMS, and data across 2G through 5G, high-speed fibre broadband via Epic Home Fibre, instant Wi-Fi, and IPTV through Epic TV. Following a strategic acquisition in April 2020, the company invested heavily in network modernisation, launching 5G in October 2024. In 2025, Epic sold its passive telecommunications infrastructure to Phoenix Tower International for €135 million, refocusing on core service delivery. Led by CEO Pierre-Etienne Cizeron and chaired by telecoms billionaire Naguib Sawiris, Epic serves both consumer and business customers with unlimited mobile data plans, convergent home-mobile packages, and device financing options. The company maintains a strong retail presence across Malta and has been recognised for environmental responsibility, winning the 2026 ERA Corporate Award.